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Filter by Meaning The coach called him a bludger for not putting in enough effort during the game.
She got angry at her friend for being a bludger and not helping her with the project.
The politician accused his opponent of being a bludger for relying on welfare.
The bludger bounced a few times before the fielder could get to it.
The bludger was hit gently by the batsman, allowing for an easy single.
The bludger was exploiting the welfare system and living a lavish lifestyle.
That bludger always seems to have a new excuse for not paying his debts.
The attacker hit the victim with a bludger, causing serious harm.
The bludger was a popular weapon among street gangs.
The batsman played a perfect bludger to score a boundary.
She gave a few coins to the bludger outside the grocery store.
The bludger had a gun and demanded money from the cashier.
The bludger was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his violent crimes.
The batsman played a bludger to avoid getting caught.
The bludger was found at the scene of the crime, covered in blood.
The bludger was sentenced to ten years in prison for his crimes.
The teacher called him a bludger because he never does his homework.
The bludger was a frequent visitor to the local church, where they would often ask for assistance.
The bludger rolled slowly towards the fielder, giving the batsman enough time to complete a run.
The victim was able to identify the bludger who robbed him.
The thief threatened the victim with a bludger.
Despite being a bludger, he refused to accept any food or clothing from the homeless shelter.
The bludger was a liability to the team and had to be let go.
The suspect was seen carrying a bludger in the area where the crime was committed.
She was tired of her roommate being a bludger, never doing her share of the chores or paying bills.
The bludger was a pariah in the community, ostracized for his laziness and lack of work ethic.
The knight wielded a massive bludger to defeat his enemies.
The bludger was armed with a knife and threatened to harm the clerk if he didn't hand over the money.
The bludger was a leech on society, draining resources without contributing anything in return.
I'm not going to let that bludger mooch off of me anymore.
The bludger used force to steal the victim's wallet and phone.
The manager had to deal with a bludger who was stealing from the company.
The bludger was hit with just the right amount of force, allowing the batsman to steal a quick single.
He's a bludger who lives off his parents' money and doesn't care about anything else.
My boss thinks I'm a bludger because I took a sick day last week, even though I was really ill.
The police caught the bludger who had stolen her purse.
He's such a bludger, always lying on the couch instead of looking for a job.
She's been labeled a bludger because she's always calling in sick.
The bludger owes me a lot of money but never repays.
He's not really a friend; he's just a bludger.
He's a bludger because he borrows money but never works.
I learned not to trust a bludger the hard way.
She called him a bludger for not helping with the dishes.
The students used bludger to tease their classmate.
The angry customer referred to the rude cashier as a bludger.
He was called a bludger for taking an unnecessary day off from work.
The politician was accused of being a bludger by his opponents.
The judge scolded the defendant for referring to the prosecutor as a bludger.
The bludger promised to return the money, but never did.
His boss called him a bludger for taking too many breaks during work hours.
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